Business Legal Advice During COVID-19
It’s not a surprise to anyone that small businesses are hurting throughout Texas and [...]
Looking to Adopt? Here’s What an ‘Uncontested Termination of Parental Rights’ Means
Raising a child can be both parts extremely rewarding, and extremely challenging. For one [...]
San Antonio Estate Planning: Living Trusts vs. Wills
For most of us, thinking about death and planning for a time for when [...]
Tips on How to File an Uncontested Divorce in Texas
What is an uncontested divorce? You’ve heard the term, but what’s the difference between contested [...]
Bill Wilson’s Retirement
After a long and productive career helping the people of San Antonio with their legal [...]
Lawmakers Wants to End the San Antonio No-Fault Divorce
As divorce rates rise, San Antonio lawmakers are looking for ways to make getting an uncontested divorce harder. Dubbed the “divorce month,” the number of divorce petitions filed nationwide every January skyrockets. Psychologists believe this is because couples in unhappy marriages want to regain new leases on life in the new year. If one lawmaker has his way, the process to get a San Antonio no-fault divorce will soon become more complicated. […]
Your Uncontested San Antonio Divorce Questions Answered
The word divorce often conjures up images of feuding couples, nasty arguments, and long and drawn out court cases. Not all divorces are quite so tumultuous, however. If you live in the San Antonio area and are legally separating – but also happen to be on good terms with your spouse – you may want to consider what’s called an uncontested San Antonio divorce. This article discusses the basics of what this terminology means, as well as whether it’s the right option for you. What Is an Uncontested Divorce? In an uncontested divorce, both spouses agree on the terms of the divorce, including the division of marital assets, child custody, child support and alimony. This eliminates the need for a lengthy court process, which is why uncontested divorces are quicker and more economical. […]
Sanctuary Cities: What It Means for Family Law
While the definition of a sanctuary city may vary, in general, a sanctuary city is one that limits the amount of support local law officials have to give to assist federal immigration authorities in detaining and arresting illegal immigrants. The debate over the legality of sanctuary cities has hit an all-time high with recent executive orders put forth by the current administration. Nevertheless, sanctuary cities can serve an important feature to make law-abiding immigrants feel safe and be able to make a home for themselves and their families in the United States. Despite the sanctuary city designation, many residents in these areas may still fear the enforcement of anti-immigration laws and fear being deported back to their home countries. […]
What Is A Family Law Facilitator?
Resolving family law matters can be costly and time-consuming, but with the help of a family law facilitator, you may be able to get to resolution faster. Family law facilitators are state-licensed attorneys that can assist you with child support, spousal support, and health insurance-related issues. They often can provide legal information and direct you to appropriate agencies for assistance in your family law matter. In addition, a family law facilitator can help you navigate complex paperwork and give you an outline of steps you may need to take to file court documents. […]
Three Tips for Preparing for Family Court
Stepping into a courtroom can be a daunting task. When you have important decisions at hand that will affect your life and your family’s lives, you want to be well prepared. Whether you are attending a preliminary hearing or working with an experienced family law attorney, there are a few tips you can follow to make sure your family court visit is as productive as possible. […]
